What is the LV stage of lung cancer and squamous lung cancer?

TNM staging.

T (primary tumor) stage.

tx: The condition of the primary tumor cannot be assessed.

T0: There is no evidence of the presence of a primary tumor.

TIS: early-stage tumour does not spread to adjacent tissues.

T1: The tumour is less than 3 cm and has not spread to the pleura of the lung and has not affected major branches of the bronchi.

T1a: tumor less than or equal to 2 cm;

T1b: Tumor larger than 2 cm and less than 3 cm.

T2: tumor》3cm but 7cm, or with any of the following:

involvement of the main bronchus, but 2cm from the carina;

involvement of the visceral pleura;

Partial atelectasis and obstructive pneumonia spread to the hilum but not the whole lung.

T2a: tumor less than 5 cm;

T2b: Tumors larger than 5 cm and less than 7 cm.

T3: tumor》7cm, or involving the chest wall, diaphragm, phrenic nerve, pericardium, mediastinal pleura;

The tumour is located in the main bronchus (2 cm from the carina, but not to the carina);

panatelectasis, obstructive pneumonia;

Separated cancerous nodules in the same lobe of the primary tumor.

T4: invasion of the mediastinum, heart, large vessels, carina, carina, trachea, esophagus, or vertebral bodies;

Isolated cancerous nodules in different lobes on the ipsilateral side of the primary tumor.

N (lymph node metastasis) stage.

NX: Lymph node metastases cannot be determined.

N0: No regional lymphatic metastases.

N1: ipsilateral bronchial and hilar lymph node metastasis.

N2: ipsilateral mediastinum, subcarinous lymph node metastasis.

N3: metastases of contralateral mediastinum, hila, ipsilateral or contralateral scalene muscle, supraclavicular lymph nodes.

M (distant metastasis) staging.

m0: no distant metastasis.

M1A: pleural spread (malignant pleural effusion, pericardial effusion, or pleural nodules), separated cancerous nodules in the contralateral lobe of the primary tumor.

M1b: with distant metastases (pulmonary extrapleural).

The above are the stages of lung cancer, I hope it can help you

After surgery for squamous cell carcinoma of the lungs, in order to prevent complications such as pneumonia and atelectasis, it is necessary to actively carry out **sex**, including cough and sputum training, deep breathing training, etc.; How long can lung squamous cell carcinoma live depends on the condition, early lung squamous cell carcinoma can be treated with surgery alone, and the five-year survival rate is higher, and mid-stage lung squamous cell carcinoma can also achieve better results through surgery and chemotherapy, and advanced lung squamous cell carcinoma is more difficult and has a poor effect. In addition, it is also necessary to pay attention to the appropriate increase of nutrition after surgery in order to quickly**.

Squamous cell carcinoma of the lung, also known as squamous cell carcinoma of the lung, includes spindle cell carcinoma, and is the most common type, accounting for 40% to 51% of primary lung cancers. Squamous cell carcinoma of the lung is more common in older men and is closely related to smoking. Lung squamous cell carcinoma is more common as type ** lung cancer, and has a tendency to grow in the chest lumen, and lung squamous cell carcinoma often causes bronchial stenosis or obstructive pneumonia in the early stage.

Lung squamous cell carcinoma grows slowly, metastasizes late, has more opportunities for surgical resection, has a higher 5-year survival rate, and lung squamous cell carcinoma is less sensitive to radiotherapy and chemotherapy than small cell undifferentiated carcinoma.

Surgery is the preferred and most important method for lung squamous cell carcinoma, which can be achieved for patients with early lung squamous cell carcinoma.

Squamous cell carcinoma: Squamous cell carcinoma is generally thought to be metaplasia from bronchial epithelium, and most experts emphasize that it is closely related to the degree of smoking. There are three types of squamous cell carcinoma: well-differentiated, moderately differentiated, and poorly differentiated, and most often originate in segmental and subsegmental bronchi.

Lung cancer** should be the first to consider the pathological type, followed by a clear range of invasion, and also to pay attention to the balance between immunity and disease.

What you said is a kind of lung cancer, the ** rate of lung cancer is very low, and it is generally aimed at alleviating the pain of patients and prolonging survival.

Pulmonary bronchial squamous cell carcinoma is more prone to lymphatic metastasis, and the prognosis is still possible if it is not in the middle and advanced stages, and the patient's physical condition is okay.

If the cancer is not serious, you can do proper exercise, and then slowly increase the amount, be careful, do not get tired, it will reduce the resistance. Then chemotherapy or radiation therapy If there are too few white blood cells, some drugs that make white blood cells can be used.

It depends on the extent of the cancer There are many examples of ** in the early and middle stages Of course, there are also in the advanced stage My mother just had late surgery and is now undergoing chemotherapy It is an advanced stage of lung cancer, and chemotherapy must be done Don't eat foods that contain too much acid, Eat more alkaline foods I went to consult a lot of Chinese and Western medicine, and finally came to the conclusion that cancer spreads and eating has a lot to do with cancer cells survive on acidic nutrients, that is to say, the more you make up, the better the nutrition, the faster the cells spread I don't know about metastasis, but there is one thing to remember When you are hospitalized The doctor will tell you: The patient is now weak and needs to be given something called a protein injection.

Three or four thousand yuan of the kind Don't fight purely cheating money There are many ways to remedy the patient's weakness That thing is urging The more you hit, the more the cancer spreads I also heard a lot of former patients say later. Hope it helps.

Since we want to talk about lung adenocarcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma, let's talk about the classification of lung cancer!

Lung cancer is divided into small cell carcinoma and non-small cell carcinoma.

1) Small cell carcinoma develops rapidly, generally hematogenous metastasis, so the speed of metastasis is also fast, but if small cell carcinoma is detected early, this type is the most sensitive to chemotherapy, and the ** rate is also very high, but if it is advanced, the survival time is the shortest, about 3-6 months.

2) Non-small cell carcinoma is divided into: glandular squamous glandular squamous (other composite types), in non-small cell carcinoma is relatively light is squamous type, the common people's words are that the toxicity of this type is relatively small, and the toxicity of glandular type is greater than that of squamous type, and there is distant metastasis, glandular type metastasis is faster than squamous type, because squamous type is the first lymphatic metastasis, and glandular type is mostly hematogenous metastasis, which is prone to distant metastasis such as: liver, bone, brain metastasis.

Both NSCLCs are less sensitive to chemotherapy than small cells.

The two clinical symptoms of adenocarcinoma are faster and more toxic, and if it is advanced, it is necessary to consider whether there is metastasis, and there is also the level of differentiation, the lower the differentiation, the greater the toxicity!

Hello friends, my father is lung squamous cell carcinoma, and now he is in the ** period, as a daughter, I am very difficult to accept, and it is also very painful and sad, but I am confident that I will win this battle with my father, I don't know who you mentioned this problem who got this disease, no matter what, we must let the patient have confidence, the mentality is the most important, I hope what I wrote can help you, and I sincerely wish the patient to overcome the disease! Get back to health soon!

Lung adenocarcinoma is a type of lung cancer, which is divided into small cell lung cancer and non-small cell lung cancer, non-small cell is divided into lung squamous cell carcinoma and lung adenocarcinoma, and lung cancer is divided into central lung cancer and peripheral lung cancer according to the location. More non-small cell lung cancer and lung adenocarcinoma are more common in women in non-smokers, so more lung adenocarcinoma is in female non-smokers, especially with CT screening and health examination, this small intrapulmonary nodule can be found to be more common in female non-smokers.

Lung adenocarcinoma will progress slowly, so even if it is advanced, there are still patients who persist for a long time from the time of diagnosis to the time of death.

However, squamous cell carcinoma of the lung progresses faster than adenocarcinoma and slower than small cell lung cancer.

The difference in clinical symptoms is that the speed of development is fast, so the complications appear quickly.

There is not much difference in clinical symptoms.

Hello. It is developing relatively fast.

So as soon as possible, smelt the treatment

Prevent deterioration.

There is a suitable target here.

Jaw couplet, telling of widespread displacement of people:

It's been six or seven years, I don't have a home, I can't hear from my younger siblings, and you go to ** to find your parents again?

Are they still at home? Won't you flee? Sad.

The neck couplet writes that Han 14 is about to embark on the road, starting from Chengdu to Jiangdong, of course, it is convenient to take a boat, and by boat, it will inevitably pass through the Three Gorges and Jingzhou. Think of the journey along the way as bleak.

This chapter is very common in farewell poems, but the lyricism is unique.

The ending couplet is written in the sentence, and the couplet still has little hope for the future.

This shows that the Anshi Rebellion brought incomparably profound disasters to the people.

Hello. The harm is great.

The development is fast, so it should be found out in time.

Prevent deterioration.

Through the "Liu also for the journey" to improve.

Any illness needs to be treated according to the disease, and it is not a regular doctor who recommends medicine regardless of the condition. Squamous cell carcinoma spreads later, and surgery is preferred in cases where surgery is available, such as stage I and II.

** is recommended.

Squamous cell carcinoma has a high degree of malignancy and rapid development, and the lower the degree of differentiation, the worse the prognosis.

There is no time limit for how long you can live in an advanced stage of lung adenocarcinoma. The survival time of advanced lung adenocarcinoma depends on the severity of the patient's condition and the body's sensitivity to drugs, as well as a reasonable plan, everyone is different, so patients should not worry too much about the problem of survival time, and more survival time can be won through reasonable patients.

How long a patient with lung cancer can survive depends on what stage the lung cancer is found in, so there can be different stages of lung cancer, stage, stage.

The stage indicates that it is early lung cancer, and the stage indicates that it has metastasized, which is advanced lung cancer, and the survival time of lung cancer at different stages is different.

Stage lung cancer is the longest survival time, we say the five-year survival rate, the stage is usually more than 80%, the stage is about 70%, the stage is about 40% 50%, the stage is about 20%, so different patients according to the stage, he survives for different times.

If it is found to be advanced lung cancer at the beginning, if it is not **, he may survive for half a year to a year. If it is early-stage lung cancer, he will have no problem in the future and can return to a completely normal survival time.

Lung adenocarcinoma is a type of lung cancer that is non-small cell carcinoma. Unlike squamous cell lung cancer, lung adenocarcinoma is more likely to occur in women and non-smokers.

Survival is based on your own situation and what kind of ** you accept, and a good attitude is also very important.

Through "Liu Wei's Journey", it can also help to assist **, and prolong the survival period as much as possible.

Lung adenocarcinoma is a malignant tumor. If lung adenocarcinoma is relatively malignant and metastasizes slowly, the effect is good. The earlier adenocarcinoma of the lung is detected, the sooner it is, the greater the hope.

When my mother found out, it was already in the advanced stage, and it only lasted for a year and a month. It mainly depends on the patient's situation, accompany him more, encourage him, and the patient's mentality is very important.

Suggestion: lung squamous cell carcinoma is non-small cell lung cancer, survival cycle and stage are directly related, generally high differentiation, medium differentiation, low differentiation three periods, but also has a great relationship with the body's own function, the general clinical medicine is generally about a year, good physical fitness can survive longer, it is recommended to be active, surgery or chemoradiotherapy, but also with traditional Chinese medicine, such as taking ginsenoside rh2 can also improve the survival rate in the medium term.

The clinical stages of lung cancer are divided into five stages according to the criteria formulated in 1975:

Stage 0: i.e., carcinoma in situ. The cancer is confined to the bronchial mucosa. No lymph node metastases.

Stage II: It is further divided into early stage II and late stage II.

Stage II: Those who meet one of the following conditions;

1) The cancer is confined to one lobe of the lung, but its maximum diameter is more than 3 cm.

2) The cancer is confined to one lobe of the lung and is accompanied by lobar atelectasis.

3) The cancer is in the main bronchus, but 2 cm or more from the carina.

4) The cancer crosses the lobes of the lungs.

Stage II late: meet one of the four conditions of stage II early, noon and late, with hilar lymph node metastasis.

Phase II: Those who meet one of the following conditions:

1) The cancer is within 2 cm of the carina.

2) There is compression or invasion of blood vessels, nerves or adjacent organs and tissues in the thoracic cavity.

3) There is mediastinal lymph node metastasis.

4) Parietal pleural invasion or pleural cancerous effusion.

5) There is atelectasis.

Stage IV: Those who meet one of the following conditions:

1) There is extrathoracic lymph node metastasis.

2) Sometimes lateral lung or lateral hilar lymph node metastasis.

3) Distant metastases (including cachexia).

The above stages need to be confirmed by pathological or cytological examination, and the tissue type should be written as much as possible, and if it is a clinical diagnosis, it should be indicated. If it is a post-operative conclusion, it should also be noted, e.g. stage III squamous epithelial carcinoma, post-operative.

The TNM classification of lung cancer (UICC) was revised at the Fourth International Conference on Lung Cancer in 1985 and adopted after 1986. The TNM stage of lung cancer is as follows.

Occult cancer: txnomo

Issue 0: tjsnomo

Phase I: t1n0m0

t2n1m0

Stage IIIA: T3N0M0

t3n1m0

t1~3n2m0

Stage IIIB: any t, n3, m0

t4, any n, any m

Stage IV: Any t, any n, m1